Post-War Properity Crossword

A marked increase in the U.S. birthrate during 1946-1964.
A list of people suspected of having Communist sympathies.
The prolonged period of tension between the United States and the Soviet Union.
The U.S. policy that sought to limit the expansion of Communism abroad groups.
The theory that if Communism made inroads in one nation, surrounding nations would also succumb one by one.
President Harry Truman's program of economic and social reform.
A program that gave substantial benefits to those who served in World War II.
A term coined by Winston Churchill to refer to portions of Eastern Europe that the Soviet Union had incorporated into its sphere.
Suburban housing developments consisting of acres of mass-produced homes.
The nickname for the nine African American High School students who first integrated.
A program giving billions of dollars of U.S. aid to European countries to prevent the from turning to Communism.
The first manmade orbital satellite, launched by the Soviet Union, October 1957.
A musical form popular among the baby boomers that encompassed styles ranging from country to blues, and embraced rebellion and love.